1. In this unit, inclusion is framed primarily as a driver of digital transformation rather than a narrow compliance task.

2. At this stage, the most reliable use of AI is to strengthen core accessibility and learning clarity (e.g., captions, transcripts, translation, text-to-speech, concise summaries).

3. Which leadership stance best matches this unit?

4. The most effective way to operationalise policy in this unit is to adopt a concise one-page standard rather than a long rulebook.

5. Which leadership lever most directly prevents inaccessible platforms from entering the ecosystem?

6. Brief course approvals that ask how accessibility will be implemented in practice help normalise inclusion without heavy bureaucracy.

7. The monthly forum is designed to create a light, repeatable rhythm that keeps inclusion moving without new bureaucracy.

8. The purpose of a one-term inclusion pilot is to produce early, visible gains with minimal overhead rather than to solve every inclusion issue at once.

9. Which early indicator is most directly tied to accessibility by design?

10. Referencing EN 301 549 in procurement helps prevent inaccessible tools from entering the ecosystem.